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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

George Condit Smith, son of the late
Col. Smith of Troy Hills, and who fig
ured IN the Madison Square New York,
shooting mystery last March, was mar
ried on Tuesday to Miss Sallie L. D
Barnes, of Paterson, the young lady Wit
was said to have figured indirectly ii
said shooting episode. The wedding en-
tertainment was given at the Danfortl
homestead, and was notable affair.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Gray, white and scarlet underwear at
Katz's.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Hats, caps and trunks at Katz's.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Thomas Mast, the celebrated caricaturist,
and our fellow townsman has signed
contract for four months tour of
California, Oregon, Montana, and all
the principal cities west of the Missouri
for a series of illustrated lectures
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 9Th.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29
No Woman

For free R. R. tickets read Katz's
advertisement.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29
CAUTION !!

nON'T have your Watch cleaned by
- men ignorant of the critical parts of its
mechanism.
Thousands of watches are ruined and
worn out before their time through the in
competency of both workman and master.
H. A. W. Wulff, Speedwell Avenue, OPP
posite High Street, who has worked for
Chronometer Makers to the Admiralty So
licits a continuance of patronage so liber-
ally accorded him by the generous people
Of Morristown and vicinity
All charges as moderate as possibly con
sistent with good and reliable workman
ship.
H. A. w. WULFF.
SpeedwellA lave, opposite High St.
4Stf Morristown N j
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Dan Mckee started for Magnolia, a
famous duck shooting place on the Ches'
apeake Bay, on Thursday morning. with
the team of Chas. H. Raymond, who is
spending a season there. Dan expects
to drive the President during his abb
sence, as Cleveland will be guest of
the club OF which Mr.. Raymond is a
member.
The Mt. Holly branch of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
called upon soon to explain by what
right it has used beer bottles belonging
to the Bottlers' Association in which to
put up catsup. 1t is alleged that the
Union put up lot of catsup in beer
bottles and exposed it for sale at re-
freshment stand on the Fair grounds
| last week,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
has equipped all its trains with the Phelps
induction telegraph system. Dispatches
may be sent to all parts of the United
States and Canada, while a train is in
motion, with the same facility and GER
tainty as in any telegraph office. Regular
Western Union rates are charged, with ten
cents additional for train services.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29
$asAerri,SeputySar'n'el'

MoRRIsTowN. NJ, OCT. %, 1887.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

The $50 irernen who compose the six
companies of the Fire Department OF
Hackensack threated to resign in body
on November Goth unless the Commits
sioners Of Appeals decide to allow them
the old $500 exemption which was als
lowed before the law providing for it was
declared unconstitutional. The Col,
lector has refused to make the allow
ance.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

On or about November 10th next
Charles A. Gillen, auctioneer, will sell at
auction, for the owner, all of the superb
furniture and house. furnishings in the
Blatchley house, on South street, Nor
ristown. This will be one of the finest
opportunities to secure rich and valuable
furniture, carpets, bric,a-brac, cut glass,
etc., ever offered in this place. The
sale will be catalogued, and when the
house will be open to the public will be
announced by posters. etc.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

The Second Assembly District Repub-
lican Convention was held at Rockaway
on Wednesday. Hon. S. S. Lyon was
nominated for second term in accord
ance with party custom. Mr.. Lyon has
made an excellent representative, and
last winter made for himself record OF
which he and his constituents may we'll
be proud.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Hunting coats and vests at I. Katz's.
Pea jackets and vests at l. Katz's.
Goats pants and vests at l. Katz's.
Wooden and cotton seamless ] hose at
Kate
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

No minister has SO deeply interested the
Plymouth Church people since the death
of Mr.. Beecher as the Rev. Charles A.
Berry of England, who occupied the pull
pit the last two Sundays, and it is thought
that Mr.. Berry will be asked to accept a
call to the vacant pulpit before his de-
parture for England next week.
Mr.. James E. Welsh and Miss Cora A.
Lyon, step>daughter of Rev. B. N. Reed,
were married on Wednesday evening at
the BRIDES home on Morris street. The
happy couple left that evening on trip
South. during which they expect to see
that other happy pair, Grover and
Francis.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Last week was full Of trouble for the
D., L. & w. Road. 1t started on Tues
day with an accident to the morning
mail at Pert Morris. On Wednesday To-
connective 1l6 blew out water bar at
Stanhope and the engineer and fireman
were burned and nearly blown out of
existence. On Thursday two engines
collided at Newark and were wrecked.
On Saturday morning the engine of the
Boonton express became unmanageable
going into Hoboken and crushed into
two palace cars. Engineer Dunn was
badly hurt but his GOODNESS saved the
lives Of three hundred passengers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-10-29

Fred. II. Garfield and Alfred Giles, of
Dover, arrived home last Monday from
their two years. soiourn in Bolivia, South
America, surveying and opening some
valuable mines. Mr.. Garfield brought
along condor nine feet long, which be
shot in Bolivia and will have il mounted.
Massachusetts has taken the bull by the
horns and decreed that the third offence of
like character with the previous ones
shall be punished by twenty-five years
Imprisonment. This dose has been tried
on Bay State horse thief. There is
sound argument to be adduced for this
treatment of incorrigibles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
PoLIoE COURT EorEs.


Police Judge Jones' yesterday had
three DRINKS before him, tw0 Of whom
we're natives Of King KaIaka1a's denim
ions. Their names usrs given as John
Burns and Henry Taylor, and their
spree cost them Just 81 each. j. Fleteh-
er got on with 86 for the same 5ffense.
He vas 9 white man.
william Davis dealt stud poker once
too often on Tharsday night ct the e.
mond saloon, and wss caught By Ohief
Murphy. When hEnught before Judge
Jones yesterday be found that the city's
percentage vas lass $50, which be paid.
An Indian, who looked white enough
10 be q halfbreed and Who Was fairly
edncated and intslllQsnt, answered 20
the name Of Edward Montains, and
was arrested By Constable Caldwell for
selling Whisksy 20 Indians. Judge
Jones' ssnt him 70 the County Jail for
10 days. In dsfanlt Of fine Of $50 and
costs.
Frank WiItsn viii appear today Of
the sAms court 20 answer 10 the charge
Of selling the liquor 10 MontAine. vii.
ton Il the man who vas fined $500 and
ossts By Judge 6odeFberR, for an assault
s0ns weeks $50, and Who has appealed
the case 10 the Distriot Court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
ALwAYs SAVE Avn sURR,

Itis safe 70 take BHAHDaErH's PuEs
any time, has 10 est the bssl results
thsy shoold b taken On an empty
sionash bafsra going 70 bed. For Goa
sfipation or Dyapepsia enc % tive taken
every night gill. IN . shoFt time. perform
an absolute enre. IL 10 veil - taxa q
purgattve at least o1ce oTtwiee month
a. 8 preventive Of disease. BnANpRETM'I
Pxxxa are entirely ve49tahle, and ah1
safaaa and nost s9eeiivs parRaisve evsI
tntFudaced 10 the puhlle. They hAvI
been ussA IN this eountEy fog ever hftI
VNarA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
ovERrlED PAssEE0sRs.

pm~ed HunfingsOn cn rs 0reEnn 11Fi
rine--Tnursday. L Qimszea 1eeste
se.,~ssII. Mrs. 3 l. BafleT, 1ohn AdBAress
q p sfrhr and VITA Mra b q HAUnton
~ dsnghter, Joseph WesRkah ena VIE.
ri second ciaD passengers ana - cInl-
- $3.50 Hsrou en- TIE NoEthesn Psnlac-
Thursday: ChAsle4 ke9hs 0resaW go
george Arthur. " Y An9s
80 Il Rubel Mss Bsszle kuosl q 4
psikisy. e q Bsansen. a p Ienners 4 az
1I-s5 fSIbbons, Rev Dr. Chapel, = En1 Rev
rl-hon BFandel, Rev UE FarllBur. " -
Irisrran nna a necond class p1aneugerz.
pnTssd asafend ca re oz1yo4 an1 Oel.
sfernfe- IhursfaFi 4 i MlAGKnei 4n0
- Z Larson. Tanmsg Hcti1uneiL y i
X slirons, Father Ctarp en1lefe. bLrs .
psyker. Al q Blair, } "A Parties. hsF "A
- Il /, Durknfn. d Il Blbas. @ ~
1900. George @ AiRgw1Fth and VITA
WI srrona. u y D HauBszn4ns " Ae-
fsre4ar. ChaHlas Mcdonnell. John L
$500. Il n TFubsnbarh. 1ohn Iesxen-
bsin. Carrie Harris ard 3 emtgsaana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
rRE SALMON Brr LTYELY.

BuT Nh. X MEcxKM STOOD no MEOW ALONG
side % ouEEE susTIoz soaEs.
Chief Justice Jones and Morris Ne
Mioken about Z O'Clock yesterday after
noon walked hastily down Columbia
street. and oai on lhe pilina 10 she edge
Of the bay, and after shading their syss
uish their hands as they gAsed lnlsnily
aeruus the water. Mr.. MoMicken saids
aJudge, what DO Joe think Of mr.
sitis great mfeeFucon for trolling"
repiiea tne Judge nnasraetedly, As be
onntinued 30 ecan the surface " the
wasef. aand there u no time 20 ioee, he
They didn't loss any time either, for
Il Vas only q few minutss until the
Jadaa Waa pulllng q boat thfouRh the
eater q Q great rata, while Mr.. Nc.
Mloken was fixing the lines. They
threw eul tee lines. Mr.. AeMicken
al n ths stern % tue boat and mAnaR
"a enc line while the JudRe gave she
otheF { wrap around hia left lta. After
De rad pulled veil out into the bay be
began paIlina q stroke which bodee no
sood for the salmon IL kiliotsss Bay.
fhe araoofnl sweep Of the oars impast-
"A q seductive. sinusus motion 20 the
ltnes. which doubtless resulted IN she
xpoons eolna khEongA eyolueions mere
stranae and fantastic than the Oldest
anh n shs SEA ever saw before, fer u Il
selSom that salmon are Qaite 80 curioul
- thay were IAfe YESTERDAY afternoon tn
ne wake 81 The boat pulled By the
JgdRa. The apoon % the 1ndRe's linz
- arranged Differently from the ons
"a M. MeAicksn's lire, and u mus
hays been Axed With remarkable skill
| laaasnR from FtsaltA
n wss probably Eve INMATES after %
| iudiolal stroke had he9an lee deadil
soFk. when suodeAly ne Suage ares
/ In ana cars and began drawing IN NJ
line. There VS. % amaeearssh 49,
1 nrnnalaed. bat he li1e vas altsKnatel,
drawn In aad plsye4 eat until TIE 81
esen showed no more game, Wien %
Jadee dFew ne spiendid hah alongsic
a. 6oal, and as Be elsveriy tefked e u
% cue boat, be said:
wfhsre'a twelve peundsF."
There waa an t1tSreaiing moaosonI
the aahaeeueut eaiceeA Tor vale 80
Jndee drew 10 h rapid Succession band
cone ailvesaidea. vaFxina g we.Rns frci
| aeRo1 50 tNSlNo to4AN4s ~. -
failed 70 act even q bite. Inera Vel
Ave In al.
aJades. this l. extraordinary" sal
Mr.. MeMieken.
ia 4 rathag remarkable. % b aafe.
repliea the Jndee, s'bai may BE- teeRe
somsthine TIE gsailsR vita year hoes
II think - -
| Just tnen ali the siaak line Ia NJ. ~
Nfekansa hands Suddenly waa JERKS
away, ana be heRan haaitna IN nptdi
81 asorsA I've sos = bic oas n
fimaH
s.Dsast puIi zoe fasa" aaResstea q
!, yasoe, "watt antil be ia@pa@
N NatAina tnmpad. o1t there waaa elal
wourstAinR helnR drawn thrcGRh q
I WNser. bat h Old not atfuRaie.
: sftaa . p1eea e arm woads eald =
4 | MeNtekeu. say, JnaRa. les us |
= honas. and plssss donf mention %
IRE Fstnrn trip was uBsse1itnh q
. even Il soma enc afeeFsafa. &c oasro
4 - wAas snoesna Mr.. MoMieken b
81 there are rsascns foR belteFina thsa
= sold ell ahoai u himself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
CITY cRfNTEAL CASES.



TIE FspsFt Of police Justice Jones fos
the month Of September was hled IL
the City Clerks ofIioe yesterday. This
deals sEolnnivsly With oasnsss against
the city ordinances, and contains no
record either Of civil suitsor Territorial
sassa. Daring the month, 10 offenders
we're bEoaRht before the Justice, Of
ghom IS we're charged with being sim
pity drunk, 8 drunk and dis8FdeFiy,
vaREancg, 8 condncting gambling
games. foar cases but s prisoners disoF-
dekiy, Indian maidens, B selling liquor
without Q license, 2 disohafRina IRE
arms, and usinR obscene language.
One OF the prinoners vas discharged, 81
served out various terms 10 jail - paid
their Anea. s paid part OF thslF hnea and
served oct tue reet, and one obtained .
shanao Of venue. Tue total amount Of
iinea coIlaoted aud paid over 10 the Oity
Treasurer was e3l.o0, out Of which the
Judge will have q rebate Of e69.15 fer
fees 20 be paid By the city. tie fees
paid By defendants had bssn deduoted
from ths rsoeipta. The fetal Of feea IN
Justice, once and witness
ices in city case we're e464.B. There
we're 81 peIios fees paid, chiefly for Bsrv-
me warrants and other papers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

Rxponr or Inn CHrHS on PcEEsn.-
The Report Of the obisf Of Police fos
The month Of September win Be filed
With the Oity CLARK this moEnlna. Dur
ING the nonfh, III olfanlara we're ar
Fee.ea for varons violations ef CITY or
dlnaneos o. Of the Code Of Washington
Who we're lodged la the City jail. Be-
sides theso vsre aome VIE Wefe takea
10 the County JAIL and Who DO not a.
pear In the Uhief . report. Ol the III
cases. Is we're arrested Ter ofnnkenness,
Is for being drunk aud dieordsrlgs for
nisoFdeFly conduct, 8 for hafsttns. for
assault and battery, 10 for saarsney, Z
for aolioitins, 8 for keepina gambling
houses, 5 for selling liquor without 3
heenae, ! FOE burgtaFy, > TOE robbery,
for larceny, for waylaylne. ! Tor luna
~, for keeping 90 opium dons Scr
Visiting an opium den for NE pufpoe
Of inhalina, ! for nainR obscene IAN
RuaRe, for disturbing the Salvatore
Array, and 2 for disoharKlnG hfeAFms
within the city limits, and one fos 90
oasuse sot apeeifed. In eli. there weft
LOO city esees on tue list, leaving doNar
uhlsh were nfat entered as city cases
that afterwards tuFaed oat % oe terri
torlal,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

i
ckisf saslies 5sEss yszasrasg erznss6
= ianpcfasy iriuncGiun rsH,zafnina nc
AssihsEn Racfss EnliEoad oompang.
halsan Bsnusss, RrsdnEsrk 1souhnra
sd cthsss fEsm su1kInH and rsnsxias
1lmbsx fson pnhlfe landa II fhs Oasusds
Moansaizs. Thi1 irfunetisn On hs q
foese nntil O1to1eK 81 nnxt q 4 asalunk
g ne aftsEnoo1 uhen e I'll either b
444111d O. mn6a peEnanenk q vii BE-
Eemesnbazea shaf TIE baf - equity,
lle4 eepeeDbzE II. pTsysd for 90 q.
ianotIans bus Judae Joaea instead of
granting q. 81 Ogtobee 81 e. TIE day
fqx aERumanB On aha ma&ian, and afksR-
waHds ebanEed Re da9n % Oseober 6.
e. Yesterday when lha dsfendanta
eaGed Tor . psslponarnent unsil 0stn-
~ ~ sexe. e uhl1h tins fhs infnneiion
Val pfoba1AB BE- qaaane3 OF mnde peB-
manen4 In8 apElIestion wns aEnnled
ana q fhe zane aine q Temporary IN
lnnelion waa also axnxtsd. TIE In
1an1iie1 apDliea ouiF - lhe eating End
removal o. timbeF for the aunatRnnGion
o. ne ke1s8fok bridge and the Oregon
ano Washington IeFfitafy railroad.
Aad d0ea net effect ths ailaesd unIa sfnI
eutlinR - timber uge6 10 lha o1nsGEuo-
ilen o. anownhsds in the Cascade Moun-
Hhs afldavit of EpassnI Aaans Fsoas
US pTeBeEeod, ae1flna f1E1h fhal On
september g. y aud 81 and OutohaE
h9 examlned the public lands tn the
western part Ct Xokima and Kittisas
and tbs eastern pkHt a. Kina and PisFoe
Cou1Atag. Ia ne Casua6e MoauaaEnB,
ala1a tie llaa Of hha Northern Ranznn
Railroad Company. NJ. FEoa1 saye be
fo1nG Frederick LeouhaK6, with 10 en-
pioyea. and 0peFstina ths saw mills. one
three miles eat of Eas1o1 and she ofhsE
ihEee miles noxlh -a4E4 az Gle Einm. en-
Q44sd % Getting HK and oshof trees and
a38inR them into ties 70 Be Used In tht
eom9iRaottaa o. road about so miles
ron Wheto ne timbeR Bea being Gus.
Nj. kross alleges thai LsonhAgd Ia afill
removing this timber 20 Waiiula june
lsoa and delivering She same 10 the
Oregon ard Washington TesritoFy rail-
Fuso. Z alleges that the timber a.
ready eot BY Leonhard ID worth $780,
Co enc thai Il Il nou being eet 81 she /
rate Of &3J00 dag. The ntioAVia al |
Iezss that Thomas 3ohngsn and 10 en-
plsyee aFe also cuttfnR and removing
Iimbeg and that already ont By him IN
valued e $4,000, and 81 the rata Of |
500 day.
When Ihe notices Of inianctlon were
being pEaCAFsd b. the Clerk Of Court
late N The afternoen Judgs Jones sid
he bad reserved netioe Of some papers |
which had bsen delayed ana watch may
sauss change 10 ne day ct for the a..
anmeuf and tnn1KuaeaH that kha notices. 1
be not ssnt out nov.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

sunKonED 20 Ponr TouuznaD. Rev.
John =. Damon VS. saamonsd b. tale
Ersph 70 eonduot tie ahssquies % ~
late Hon. Francis ". Ps1tyesovs, which
iaks plnse at o'clock this afternoon.
he vena down less might and viii not
be able 10 return before Monday, stop
ping over Sabbath 81 Port Gamble.
some twenty-seven yeaFa aRc. shortly
after the San Juan embFpRlio, whsn Mr..
Damon wa tbs AmaFican correspond.
sut, be established newepepeR sailed
7As Earfhasssf e. PORT Tsansend. and
II ooaFse became well acquainted with
all the lsadinR men among the Old St
slsrs. Relations Of warm friendship 81
listed between Mr.. Psttyarnva's family
and Mr.. Damon, which have never bsen
interrupted save by absence. Nm Al
fred PsttyRrove, nov some years D.
ceased. learned the printing trade with
Mr.. Damon. and Il waB Mr.. PettyargVsAs
desire before he died that his old frlsnd
should be sent for 70 conduos bis fu-
noral.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

Miss HAMLrN's LHCruKEs. -Thoss who
ere fortunate enough - secure seats N
BEys'a Opera House on Tuesday, Wed.
nssaay and Thursday o. next veek,
Will enjoy one Of Ne best ent1ftain.
msnts Of The season. Mics harAh y.
Hamlln 10 lady whose fame q lee.
tarsr IL becoming more Wtdeapresa
every day. Her views on FOREIGN eoun-
tries are amoug the best ever given.
Toe ksrafRg Cali Of q recent date q
speaking Of Der lectures said; In 81
the vleva tGothio CaihedFalD there y
TIE impressive salemnisy and Rtanoeuf
Of their originals. One hehcide them
With the feeling that The reality = b
fosa him, 90 distinctly does every %,
teot and Azure stand oas, aad - sharp
" b every minute eesail gwen Ihs
Interiors we're mAgnkneanti the eaint-
lags we're az realistic ae II he brush q
TIE artist bad placed them 90 ~
ecteen."
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SYRUP OF FIGS

IL the delightful liquid laxative, and the
oniy true remedy for hAbitual consilpa-
sion and the many Ills depending on q
weak or inactive condition Of tue kid
neys, liver and bowels. Il is Q pleasant
remedy 70 take, both 20 old and young;
u 10 gentle In tts action and effective;
70 ID acceptable 10 the stomach, and
stfenRlhens the organs on which it acts.
Manufactured only b. the California
Fla syrup Co, San Franchises, Cal For
sale by A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

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saonrh 10 asoommoaaas to persons.
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srs hasine . promtseanas ti1s of a.
An thas can ha aoDa nee b - mfxzANl
bsas fsF ths twsnsy feaE cn TIE eosE 81
the cnxFidoF.
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noYIcg.-Ton cellars reward
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